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Pillar of the Community
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Go fish!  |
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Australia
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U.K. 1844 Half farthing  6 Points Country 2 United kingdom/Scotland/Ireland Denomination 2 Any other fractional Denomination Bonus points 2 Featuring a monarch (Queen Victoria on the obverse) |
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Russian Federation
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Preliminary entry, because I really wanted to post it. I later realized that it's far from my best option.   Russian Empire, Paul I (1796-1801) Cut half of AE 2 kopek coin, 1798, Annensky mint 5 points for being cut, 5 points for mint. No other points AFAICT (perhaps not even Europe - Russia is transcontinental and Annensky mint was located in Siberia). Later realization: I could get 13 points for a LRB. I might have something that scores even higher. Unfortunately AFAIK none of my silver Roman coins have mintmarks. |
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United States
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Fantastic!  I look forward to seeing what else you have!  |
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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France, Philippe IV gros ND (c 1280-1290)  12 Points Country 1 Europe Year(s) 4 1200-1300 Bonus points 5 A hammered coin 2 Silver |
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Australia
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Australia
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1943 (B) India half rupee https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces10613.html 11 Points Denomination 2 Any other fractional Denomination Bonus points 5 Any marks identifing a mint (mark below bottom flower) 2 Silver 2 Featuring a monarch (King George VI on obverse) |
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United States
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Nice examples! |
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United Kingdom
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bd251 is the winner with 12 points. Over to you for the next round!
Some nice coins in this round. Cheers, all.
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bd251 is the winner with 12 points.  Quote:
Over to you for the next round! |
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bd251 is the winner with 12 points. Over to you for the next round!
Some nice coins in this round. Cheers, all. Cheers indeed! I was worried that someone else would do the LRB cheat...   The first LRB I ever bought. I apologize for picture quality. Not to be included in this contest, obviously. Roman Empire, Valens (364-378 CE) AE3 (17 mm), Cyzicus mint Obverse: DN VALEN-S PF AVG, bust of Valens facing right Reverse: SECVRITAS REIPVBLICAE, Victory advancing left, SMK[A?] in exergue RIC IX Cyzicus 11B, Numista 62245 (wow, their pics are even worse than mine) 5 points for hammered 5 points for mintmark 2 points for monarch 1 point for pre-1600 total 13 points, which would have won Note that any other LRB (at least, with a surviving mintmark, which does rule out many 5th century coins) would have gotten 13 (or more) points the exact same way. [EDIT: added Numista link.] Edited by january1may
10/05/2023 4:54 pm
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Well I wasn't really expecting to win with 12 points. I just got a bunch of modern banknotes. How does everyone feel about a banknote challenge?
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Australia
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I only have one banknote in my collection, but go for it.
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Banknotes? Sure. I have a couple. Maybe I will get lucky.  |
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